Located in the Arabian Sea, off the south-east coast of India, the charm of the Lakshadweep Islands (known as the Lacative Islands until 1973) lies in their isolation. Far from the chaos of civilization, they represent an unforgettable experience.
Each island is covered in a thick mantle of vegetation composed of palm trees. Surrounded by the sea of ​​incredible colors from turquoise green to lapis lazuli, they are the only coral islands in India.

The Lakshadweep chain of islands are atolls protected by coral reefs. An atoll is a coral organism that is exposed to the water, where water and sky meet. This is the only condition for coral to live and grow. Here the coral is in the shape of a circle and surrounds a fantastic emerald blue lagoon. Each atoll is the emerging part of an underwater volcano resting at a depth of more than 1000 feet.

The Casino hotel group owns a beautiful island called Bangaram, a favorite place for newlyweds to spend their honeymoon here.